http://news.meedan.net/ Meedan Event | What future for Iran-US relations? Ask your questions to Carnegie live debate Wednesday, September 8, 2010 02:17:18 PDT Meedan en http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277750 2009-06-23 06:16:49 TeamMeedan TeamMeedan 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277750 Live streaming of the Carnegie panel discussion starting at 12:15 EST, that's 17:15 GMT Live streaming of the Carnegie panel discussion starting at 12:15 EST, that's 17:15 GMT http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277755 2009-06-23 06:36:35 yaserhk yaserhk 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277755 can the change of Iran elections results transform the disturbed situation between both USA and Iran, though Obama declared that both Ahmedinajad and Mousavi do not like USA? can the change of Iran elections results transform the disturbed situation between both USA and Iran, though Obama declared that both Ahmedinajad and Mousavi do not like USA? http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277757 2009-06-23 08:42:53 georgeweyman georgeweyman 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277757 I want to ask how the US will relate to Hezbollah and Hamas if Iran moves towards warmer relations. I want to ask how the US will relate to Hezbollah and Hamas if Iran moves towards warmer relations. http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277759 2009-06-23 08:50:33 Jafra Jafra 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277759 The most valid question should be about how to improve relations between individuals directly instead of the negative stereotypes. The most valid question should be about how to improve relations between individuals directly instead of the negative stereotypes. http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277761 2009-06-23 09:00:45 mattgar mattgar 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277761 I would like to hear an analysis on the differences in relations between Great Britain and Iran and The United States and Iran I would like to hear an analysis on the differences in relations between Great Britain and Iran and The United States and Iran http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277762 2009-06-23 09:00:48 carnegie carnegie 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277762 For all those interested in an in depth analysis of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Karim Sadjadpour's profile of on of the world's least understood leaders is required reading. For all those interested in an in depth analysis of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Karim Sadjadpour's profile of on of the world's least understood leaders is required reading. http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277763 2009-06-23 09:04:11 ed-b ed-b 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277763 The perception is that while Obama has remained relatively quiet the widespread support, especially via social networks, for Mousavi has provided space for a narritive that has these protests as illegitimate. true? The perception is that while Obama has remained relatively quiet the widespread support, especially via social networks, for Mousavi has provided space for a narritive that has these protests as illegitimate. true? http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277764 2009-06-23 09:40:05 Toleen Toleen 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277764 I would be curious of what the average American thinks of the recent events in Iran. There's seems to be a sense of over excitement in the US and Europe about the demonstrations but i'm hearing quite a bit of superficial analysis, as if all the problems of the Middle East would be solved if Ahmedinejad was no longer in power (reminds of discourse of pre-Iraq war). The Iranian street is proving powerful and courageous, so doesn't it make sense for the US to lay low for now and wait for events to take their course? I would be curious of what the average American thinks of the recent events in Iran. There's seems to be a sense of over excitement in the US and Europe about the demonstrations but i'm hearing quite a bit of superficial analysis, as if all the problems of the Middle East would be solved if Ahmedinejad was no longer in power (reminds of discourse of pre-Iraq war). The Iranian street is proving powerful and courageous, so doesn't it make sense for the US to lay low for now and wait for events to take their course? http://news.meedan.net/index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277783 2009-06-23 17:43:36 Egyptian Egyptian 192.168.1.112index.php?page=events&post_id=277749#post-277783 I am thinking in some questions: What will happen if Ahmedinajad insists on the Iranian nuclear program, will the war be the next step after the American silence? Why do we think that Mousavi is better than Ahmedinajad? Media may be the most effective element in changing the situation in Iran and the Middle East area? I am thinking in some questions: What will happen if Ahmedinajad insists on the Iranian nuclear program, will the war be the next step after the American silence? Why do we think that Mousavi is better than Ahmedinajad? Media may be the most effective element in changing the situation in Iran and the Middle East area?